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Which Greek letter is often used to denote an angle in polar coordinates, typically measuring from the positive x-axis?

A. Psi (ψ)
B. Phi (φ)
C. Theta (θ)
D. Omega (ω)

Explanation:

Theta (θ) usually denotes the angle in polar coordinates. Phi (φ) can also be used, but theta is standard. Psi, omega have other uses.

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